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Virginia Film Festival
Every year, about a hundred thousand children are adopted in this country, and the new parents are often celebrated for their love and generosity. We don’t hear as much about birth moms – the women who decide to give up their babies. They’re the subject of a new film produced by two University of Virginia graduates as Sandy Hausman reports.
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Lucas was charged on Thursday in connection with what federal authorities alleged was a role leading a criminal enterprise that acquired and distributed large quantities of marijuana and laundered the proceeds. -
In the wake of a string of sexual abuse and misconduct allegations in Albemarle County Public Schools, community members are struggling to understand what went wrong. But are the state’s mandatory reporting guidelines clear? WMRA’s Christine Kueter reports. -
With Election Day less than two weeks away, mail boxes are filling up with pitches for candidates and constitutional amendments in Virginia. Experts say we’re getting more mailings, and they’re nastier than ever. -
It's not expected to swing again this year, although it is the most expensive on the ballot anywhere in Virginia. -
The state estimates that up to 200,000 Virginians may be eligible for savings averaging $65 to $90 per person each month. -
The project would create one of the largest natural gas-fueled power plants in the country. -
The deadline for people to register to vote is Friday, though same-day registration is also an option. -
Virginia is home to more than 25,000 female farmers. A recent three-day event in Nelson County schooled nearly 100 of them in everything from animal health to emergency care and farm equipment use, but with a woman’s touch. -
Nick Donohue said an extra $240 million a year with regular growth after the first year could fill the budgetary pothole.
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